❓ The question seeks to determine if the Attorney General used taxpayer funds for staff presents or social functions in 2001 and 2002. The answer acknowledges staff lunches in Parliament House dining room on five occasions.
AnsweredQoN 654Legislative Assembly
Asked
4 December 2002
Member
Portfolio
Attorney General; Minister for Justice and Legal Affairs; Electoral Affairs; Peel and the South West
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(1) Has the Attorney General used taxpayer funds to pay for staff presents and/or for staff social functions during the 2001 or 2002 calendar years?
(2) If so -
(a) on what date;
(b) for what purpose; and
(c) what was the cost to the taxpayer?
(2) If so -
(a) on what date;
(b) for what purpose; and
(c) what was the cost to the taxpayer?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
26 February 2003
Response time
84 days
(b) for what purpose; and (c) what was the cost to the taxpayer?
(c) what was the cost to the taxpayer?
On five occasions (5) during 2001 and 2002, members of staff, at different times, have been present at lunches in the Parliament House dining room.
(c) what was the cost to the taxpayer?
On five occasions (5) during 2001 and 2002, members of staff, at different times, have been present at lunches in the Parliament House dining room.
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